Cardiovascular
How an ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ clinicianβs experience in the operating room led her to help develop a new device to assist with aortic stent removals.
Philanthropy
Discover how alumni support empowers ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ students to grow into compassionate, community-focused health leaders.
Inspired by his medical school days, Dr. Paul J. Schilling is helping future physicians pursue their education and prepare to serve the communities that need them most.
Alumni
Andy Kadlec, PhD β18, MD β20, has plans to revolutionize autoimmune therapies through a biotechnology company he built from the ground up.
Translational Research
A team of ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ researchers has created a device that could innovate MRI technologies.
Over the past decade, ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ-Green Bay alumni have stayed in the area to practice medicine and help train the next generation of physicians.
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Robert E. Becker, MD β19, FEL β25, says the ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ-Green Bay campus allows him to engage in the full spectrum of his abilities as an academic physician in a more community-based setting.
Community Front Door
The ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦβs LGBTQ+ Employee Engagement Group organizes a wide array of community-building events, strengthening connections within ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ and beyond.
Using a new genetics tool at ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ, a research team found that cells with extra copies of their genome correlated with worse heart performance.
Education Innovation
The 2026 Commencement Ceremonies were a time of reflection and jubilation for graduating medical, pharmacy, and graduate students.
At ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ, online, flexible programs help student mothers juggle both their roles.
³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ researcher Dr. Anna Palatnik is investigating holistic approaches for expectant mothers with high blood pressure.
Developed by the Center for Disease Prevention Research, the class teaches fundamental culinary techniques and how to adapt them to patientsβ needs.
Making a difference doesnβt stop at the clinic door.
Hear from fourth year medical student Rachel Knoebl on Match Day as she reflects on her path to medicine and the impact of the Class of 1960 Scholarship.
βThe beauty of global health is that itβs so reciprocal,β says Jordan De La Hunt, MS β25, who aims to propel her experience into a career in the field.
Basic Science
Candice Klug, PhD '99, has a new $2.22 million grant to enhance electron paramagnetic resonance technology (EPR).
³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ researcher Jessica Olson, MPH β15, PhD β17, is deeply committed to advancing womenβs health equity.
³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ alumnus Dr. Josh Lieberman shares his remarkable journey through military medicine, research, and lifelong service.
Maria Bustillo, MD β75, and Janice βJanβ Werbinski, MD β75, reflect on their 50 years of career achievements and friendship.
Dr. Joel Miesfeldβs lab studies the mechanisms behind retinal ganglion cells to better understand vision development.
Alumni Association marks its 100th year with a special drive to support ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ students across campuses and programs.
The receptor may help regulate plaque formation and stability in arteries, offering a new pathway for treatment.
From rural Wisconsin to national health leadership, ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ alum Dr. Annika Swenson advocates for patients too often left unheard.
Elizabeth M. Wendt, MD β20, MPH, has focused her education and career around providing care to the underserved.
³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ alumni contributions represent the largest single source of philanthropy for scholarship funds.
Steven Bergin, MD, '74, GME '78, reflects on his 50-year medical career.
Meg and John met at the perfect time, as both entered a challenging stage of their lives.
³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ alumna Dr. Sapna Bamrah Morris's work in global health is driven by a passion for social justice.
New research from ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ scientists on cellular stress in the placenta as a possible cause of preeclampsia was published in Science Advances.
³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ alumnus Dr. Robert Anderson helps elite athletes and weekend warriors alike recover from foot and ankle injuries.
Celebrating the momentum of the new ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ Cancer Research Building.
³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ researchers are working to discover new treatments for fluke infections.
Emily Dolan, MD β18, knew something special was happening at ³ΙΘΛΏμΚΦ-Green Bay and wanted to be a part of it.
For Thomas Krummel, MD β77, these words reflect his view on an esteemed career.
Maria I. Barrows, MD β49, has led a full life, and she has stories to share about every part of it.
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